National Republican., 1887-11-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS,


THREE vAssAR GIRLS AT HOME. A holi-
day trip OF three college girls through the
South and West. BY LIZZIE w. CHAMrNEY
Boston: Estes & Laurlat, publishers. For
sale by W. II. Morrison. Price 9l.50.
A charming book for young ladies, and
handsomely illustrated by "Champr and
others. The story OF the trip is told In a
most graphic style, and the interest In
creases as IL progresses. IL must prove to
be very valuable addition 10 any young
lady's library, and as q Christmas present
VIII be most acceptable.
EAT.GRANDMoTHERs GIRLS IN NEW
FRANCE. The history of Little EuniCe
Williams. BY LIZZIE W. CHAMPSEY. Bos.
ton Estes 4 Lauriat, publishers. For sale
by A, 3. Witherbee u Co. Price, $3.50.
This beautiful book for young ladies is
by the author OF "Three Vassar Girls" aud
contains the romantic story Of little Eunice
Williams, who was carried away from her
home In western Massachusetts by the In
dams, and OF her patient sufferlngs. The
subject Is one that allows Mrs. Champney
full scope for the exercise Of her well
known literary talent, and she has been
ably assisted by Champs pencil and brush
IN making and illustrating an interesting
narrative Of early colonial life.
LITTLE ONES ANNUAL Stories and Poems
for Little People, with $40 original illustra-
tions. Boston Estes Il Lauriat publish.
sii5. IT.; '0' sure '' W. III M0''i'0n' ff''''
The most beautiful book for the little
folks that has been Issued for some time
past. While the publishers have well pro.
yided for the wants of older readers, they
have not forgotten the "llttle ones" as
lie hHa rx,fll aNN HhA at NAWlAa all
selected with great care, and are OF such a
character as cannot fail to delight those
for whose benefit they were written. The
illustrations are In the highest style OF the
art, and are deserving OF more than pass
ing notice.
STALLS LUTHERAN YEAR BOOK AND
HISTORICAL QUARTERLY. Edited and
published by Rev. SylvRnus Stall, A. NJ,
Lancaster, Pa, aud for sale by oil Lutheran
book stores. Price, 25 cents. :.
The book is real credit to the Lutheran
Church, and all who would know what a
mighty moral agency that denomination ls
In the United States should have a copy OF
this annual. The statistics Of this denomi.
nation, which occupies numerically the first
| place among Protestants In the world, and
the fourth place In the United States, are
corrected to the latest date. There is full
register, giving the names and addresses Of
all the Lutheran ministers In this country.
ROYAL TRUTHS Reported from the spoken
words of Henry Ward Beecher. Fourth
American from the sixth English) edition
New York; Fords, Howard ~ Hubert. Price,
Sl.2j.
This reissue OF these we'll. named "Rvyal
Truths" ought to meet with hearty well
come from all those who fad thought and
comfort and "helps over hard placessn In
Mr.. Beecher's teachings. AS the extracts
are not mere paragraphs, but occupy from
q half page to two pages, they are well Sc
| lected with reference to q terse and con-
densed statement Of the idea involved, and,
being short and easily read, they will be
useful at times when volume OF entire
dlscourses might not be.
ADRIFT IN TIE wILDs: OR, THE ADVEN-
TUBES OF TWO SHIPWRECKED BOYS.
| By EDWARD s. ELLIS. New York: A. l..
Burt, publisher. Price, % cents. For sale
by W. II. Morrison.
This is one of the Boys Home Library
now being issued by the publishers and
which will be continued. All the stories
will be full OF adventure and interest, with
| healthy and sound moral tone, and alto
gether will be entirely safe books to bt
placed In an intelligent boys hands.
The "Boys' Home Library" is a great sue
cess; It is the first attempt to give thor.
oughly good literature for boys at price
which hitherto has been confined to the
worst sensational trash.